You literally passed right by Pitsos kitchen, they sell authentic traditional south african food.

Hey, Sly, I've been following your trip around S.A. since i saw your clip on the 24 Sept 2022, You were walking through Kalk Bay. My wife and I were there at the same time. So strangely enough in this clip above, 7min 40sec, you walked past myself and my wife. We had a good laugh about that one. Sorry, I did not recognize you, otherwise I would have greeted. Love Your work....keep it up.

SA street style 😎 I like how we effortlessly put our outfits together 👌🏾

When at V&A Waterfront try Pitso’s kitchen for some authentic South African dishes..

@mahlatse8605

Жыл бұрын

Yea he passed their stall

The Gatsby is the thing to try when in Cape Town, also check out the Cape Malay cuisines which you'll easily find in the beatiful and colourful area call Bo Kaap which is also in the CBD area. You should take a trip around the beasch area from VA Waterfront to Clifton or Camps Bay, it will be worth the trip.

@ciaranlaurings9326

Жыл бұрын

There are many things to try in cape town, like the comment says, a lot of great cape malay food: chicken Curry, Akni, koeksisters, Malva pudding, gatsy, boewors, biltong, lamingtons, etc

1. Gatsby: @ Super Fisheries in Athlone 2.Salomie @ Mariam's Kitchen on the Foreshore 3. Bobotie at Bo-kaap Kombuis 4. Cocktail pies at Wembley Bakery 5. Grilled chicken at Bona Cafe in Grassy Park 6. Vienna and Chips at Aneesas, Wynberg

You are among the most confident vloggers I have come across. Thanks for this one Sly and I am starting to like markets because of you.

"The South Korean movie with squares and circles" 😂😂😂 Sly you hella funny bro!! Its a series called Squid Game

Never seen a KZreadrs who walks so much, came across yo channel yesterday, it's Zama here from SA, Durban..

Another great vlog today 👊🏿I really enjoyed watching 👊🏿

Lord's Will-I Will Be Stopping By Johannesburg And South Cape Town In South Africa; But It Won't Be Until 2023. Keep Praying For me as I Pray for you always 🙏 in Jesus Christ Name Amen 🙏💕☺️

Pitso's Kitchen sells South African Traditional meals

@truesouth6532

Жыл бұрын

Food for the soul

I would be so self concious walking around fliming and talking out loud to myself 😅 kudos to you for making awesome videos !!

Wonderful, another step further down the Cape Town cultural rabbit hole. You walked past a stall selling Malay food which, although it is called Malay, it’s some of the most local food available in Cape Town.

Beautiful Cape Town

Love this video. I'm planning to stay in Cape Town for a couple of months early next year, and I am definitely going to visit this place.

Welcome to our beautiful city. I think getting a local guide will be much more insightful for yourself and audience. However i like the explorative nature of your videos. Nicely done sir

Best footage man you get the best pov of these places. Like being there .. 👍 good work man

luv the vibes

Simply love it

I went to woodstock in 2010 when i came for the World Cup - it's an Art District now.

Sly, come to Mosselbay I will show you around the Garden Route. Some nice spots.

@martinmuller7127

Жыл бұрын

al die jintoes bly daar

Loving the Africa videos

Thanks you so much for this remarkable video about Cape Town, South Africa in September of 2022.I will definitely love to visits Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria in 2025!

Check out Tuanni Price in Cape Town. She does wine tours, she is actually originally from Los Angeles. She does a lot of good work to bring more people of color into the wine business in SA.

@rickyv2844

Жыл бұрын

Love Tuanni 🙏🏽

great video

Bunny Chaw is more Indian food... The reason why you find it more in DBN is because Durban is where majority of Indian people live, something like Durban has more Indian folks than the whole of SA!fact! When indians first arrived in SA they were brought to Durban to work in the Sugarcane fields... It's literally their home away from India

Cool vid bro

I didn't know about this spot it's such a cool hanging out place. You gonna enjoy Waterfront.

@martinmuller7127

Жыл бұрын

ja , it's because you grew up in squatter camps....

@1HourOf.

Жыл бұрын

@@martinmuller7127 Bruh you don't know me thooou!!🤯🤯. Okay please don't make such comments ever again. I'm only studying in Cape Town ,it's my first year. I "grew up" in Durban in a very very comfortable home , and not because it is big and we were rich but it's the love at home. So I hope this was a learning experience for you, have a good day.👋

@martinmuller7127

Жыл бұрын

@@1HourOf. sit hole, lmk is n kak van

@kabelothebe4350

Жыл бұрын

@@martinmuller7127 i think you know that place very you think everybody is from it,or you myb sleeping in a sleeping bag in the tent on the streets of cape town

I loved the Ombucha lady. Interested in purchasing her products when I’m in SA

U have to try umngqusho (Xhosa traditional food), just not sure where u can get it in in CPT though

Try the Biltong , it’s phenomenal !! And the boerewors sausage !!

@martinmuller7127

Жыл бұрын

don't, ask where the meat come from... they serving human

foods to try...bobtie, lamb potjie, grilled kingklip

V v nice vlog

Yo nice bro. Visit VA and waterfront bro, camps bay and blueberg beach

beautiful

SA, regardless of which ethnic group you fall in, is all about meat cuisine. Vegetarianism/Veganism is almost slur around these parts and long may that continue.

From kenya 🇰🇪 i love CT

interesting

Hey Sly I would love to know what camera are you using?

In CT try gasby very delicious 😋

@pelomk9022

Жыл бұрын

He doesn't like greasy food

@rholdagosain5649

Жыл бұрын

Super Fisheries Athlone; the home of the Gatsby - try the calamari gatsby

Even more history - where you're standing at about 0:45 - used to be the beach ;)

Cape Town is one of the BEST city in South Africa & across the African continent in September of 2022!

Go to Houtbay Harbour and the sea foods and Great Markets

You need to try The Eastland Pie Company, the best pies you'll have ever tasted!

I'm originally from CT but living in nz. Coming for a holiday on 15/11/22. Miss capetonians and our sociable culture. Don't really find it anywhere else in the world.

hi there try biltong koeksisters and cape malay breyani

Yo man Woodstock my old ghetto home "gympie street " you further down the main road try dollars salt River I think they still operating get a Gatsby o bunnychoa gudluk

Markets are the best!

Visit Kalk bay next

Sa invented Appletiser. Borewors. Pork beef sausages. .and monkey gland steak sauce

A Gatsby from wembley from in Belgravia

Thank you for this tour of Cape Town which looks very nice because all I've been hearing is horror stories about this city, it looks totally different than what I imagined 👍

@mikescythian5729

Жыл бұрын

Hi I'm in Cape Town... I've heard lots of horror stories about the USA too...

@millvee1005

Жыл бұрын

@@mikescythian5729 The horror stories about many cities in the USA are true. Not sure why you made it a point to tell me that but it is what it is.

@Zangettsu_ZA

Жыл бұрын

I'm a Capetonian and in general the Western Cape Province of South Africa is really great and compared to the rest of South Africa, especially Gauteng Province, quite safe. Western Cape have lots of tourist attractions and generally very safe. It is more in run-down areas called the Cape Flats and some squatter camp areas like, Langa, Khyalitsha, etc. where you do not go to. This is where gangsterism is rife. Cape Town CBD, Hout Bay, Muizenberg, Clifton, Camps Bay, etc. are lovely and more safe. Then you get the winelands like Durbanville, Paarl, Wellington and Stellenbosch which is very beautiful and there is so much to do and see. Further along the South Coast of the Western Cape is the Garden Route with places like, Mosselbay, Plettenberg Bay, Hartenbos, Knysna, etc. Now these places are absolutely exquisite. Some of the most beautiful places in the world.

@millvee1005

Жыл бұрын

@@Zangettsu_ZA Now that's a great description and I like the way you explained South Africa in a way that I now have a better understanding, many thanks.

@napomoloi4197

Жыл бұрын

Cape Town has a higher crime rate than Johannesburg btw

Woodstock has really changed. I lived there in '96 as a student and the main road area was rundown. Cape Town though is not a place I'd live in again, it's too slow paced and the mixed race people there are loud and ratchet. The whites are racist and the Cape Town local Blacks are invisible. Joburg is fast paced and Black excellence is in full display.

@markwiddicombe5594

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Read your post again and then think about who's racist!

@zoomass1876

Жыл бұрын

How safe is Woodstock

@kabelothebe4350

Жыл бұрын

@@markwiddicombe5594 that really amaze me if some people really were born in South Africa

I’m coming in january

You gotta visit Clifton Beach before leaving Cape Town

@ThamiNdlalane

Жыл бұрын

I'm coming in November, what is special there?

What’s the name of this market

Have a flight to Capetown tomorrow. How's the weather?

@1HourOf.

Жыл бұрын

Pretty chilled. The sun is always fully out but there's cool air

@Zangettsu_ZA

Жыл бұрын

Its a bit cloudy today and tomorrow but should be sunny over the weekend. Welcome to Cape Town! :)

woodstock is a vibe. easy to hit the cbd, bo kaap, the v&a waterfront, and all the other spots. shoulder season in south africa is nice - great weather and a chill and slower pace. + great promotions in local shops. and, sly is doing it right. markets are the jam, especially in south africa. just grab a snack and a coffee and kick it and take in the energy.

@martinmuller7127

Жыл бұрын

kak plek, djulle hot-nots is sleg... daar het oranje die beste bank in SA alweer...

You haven't been to Cape Town if you haven't had the Gatsby!

@ThamiNdlalane

Жыл бұрын

Any Gatsby without meet?

@tebogopodile

Жыл бұрын

@@ThamiNdlalane you can always ask them not to put any meat in it!

or a bit of "afval"

Is this place only an eating establishment

Try kota or tripe

u can try pooitjie kos

Cape Town or Johannesburg?

@bhamuzarodrigues5983

Жыл бұрын

Joburg is vibe, city energy there👌

@Ndondakusuka

Жыл бұрын

Jozi🤟

@KaelosMusic

Жыл бұрын

Cape town if u want touristy expirience

@Yh-vi2sv

Жыл бұрын

Definitely Cape Town

@elblack6062

Жыл бұрын

Joburg, especially if you're black

Calamary Gatsby

Unfortunately those with access to the internet in SA, also tend to be the ones that gravitate towards western food. There's tons of local delicacies like samp and beans, chicken feet, skobo, usu, incwancwa, milk tart, indlubu... sooo much. But those that eat it, aren't the ones writing articles and vlogging about it unfortunately

@deneagrofarms5884

Жыл бұрын

@Anele May i get your contacts please! Wanna visit South Africa soon

I don't know why, but I'm unable to convince my brain that you're not J.B. Smoove.

I see what did you there @ 3:34 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@molefemokhine9557

Жыл бұрын

Never misses a chance 🤣😂

I’m ngl Cape Town by far looks live the most livable city in SA

@pelomk9022

Жыл бұрын

If by livable you mean the most expensive, then yes

@roblucci2366

Жыл бұрын

All cities and small towns are liveable my man

@lebo5281

Жыл бұрын

@Yh 2023 Looks can be deceiving but anyway, "livable" is subjective. Wait until you see all the sides of the city... and all corners of the Country.

@Yh-vi2sv

Жыл бұрын

@@lebo5281 oh believe me I know there are very rough areas of the city/country

@Yh-vi2sv

Жыл бұрын

@@roblucci2366 not what I’ve heard about Johannesburg and Limpopo

You are very very wrong. All Cape Town is beatifull🙃 By the grace of the Lord when We are there we enjoy every part of Kaap Stad. Only to look at Tafel berg.

THERES NO VIBE . TRY GATSBAY ANYWAYS IM AROUND CAPE TOWN ALSO A STUDENT

@BenevolentDictator13

Жыл бұрын

What’s gatsby?

Wzup Sly, ever felt like you're black here in SA and that you don't belong? How did you feel when you landed here? 🤔

@Judahscattered4corners-ms4lm

10 ай бұрын

He's home, he's not in Europe

Cape town Africa 🌍 seems to Americanized to me, I like Johannesburg south Africa 🌍 better , just my opinion 🤨

@nonhlanhlanunsy9179

Жыл бұрын

Americanized or advanced🤔

@Judahscattered4corners-ms4lm

10 ай бұрын

​@@nonhlanhlanunsy9179no soul

75 percent white inside the market. 5 percent white outside the market. Just saying...

Come on bro. What's the point of going to a place if you won't go in moments that those places are meant for. More people means more cultural views 🤷🏾‍♂️. Ain't that what you want...?

Lol I don't know if it's just me thinking this but you sound like Barack Obama

The demographics there seem a little less indigenous than your other SA locations. Why is that the case there, if you know?

@tyali84

Жыл бұрын

Like certain cities in the US, you find that cities like Atlanta have more Black people compared to a city like Boston. It's the same in South Africa because we are a racially diverse country. Cape Town has a large Caucasian population.

@mightyrsa9772

Жыл бұрын

If you listen closely you can hear alot of German being spoken... Cape Town attracts alot of European tourists... it's literally filled with them

@tyali84

Жыл бұрын

@@mightyrsa9772 in truth without tourist, Cape Town is still much occupied by White South Africans. Nothing weird about that. It's common in racially diverse countries. I live in the USA in a predominantly White city. When people ask about the presence of White people in SA they pretend like they are not aware of the racial diversity of SA and our history. In countries with different racial groups you will find that some cities have a lot more presence of a particular race.

@lozi4163

Жыл бұрын

is a tourist destination and majority of people who travels around the world are Wyte. You can also read a history book

@lozi4163

Жыл бұрын

@@tyali84 it's actually because of the wheather and history. But If I am correct, Pretoria has more white community

Put up a better thumbnail. It is Africa afterall.

@tyali84

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean if I may ask?